Ali B.

I recommend looking at the timeline and profile properties of the user who is showing up as a part of “writtle”. That could give you some clues. If nothing works, you can jest exclude users directly via adding the clinic user property as a filter to the report. In your use case it’s not really necessary to create a cohort

Is your active user definition to complex for a custom event too? If so, another potential workaround is to use the Google Sheets integration to sync the data from a regular line chart to a spreadsheet and copy paste from there.

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kapa.ai If I were to export Mixpanel data to a warehouse using Airbyte, would both event and user data be included in the export?

Detailed breakdown here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urCcXyYHzBs

Yes that’s why you have to add the same event three times, each as a step. So the funnel is A -> B -> B -> B

Hi Dante — You can try making the board public but password protecting it, and sharing the password with only those you want to see it. That way they can see the dashboard but not actually have access to your Mixpanel project. You can look up the process for making the board public and password protected in Mixpanel’s own documentation